Claymates (SNES)
What can I say about this game? That game was cute, the Globmeister form was my favorite. Of course, not much love was given to this excellent playformer. The even better part was the Bonus Stages, which were flippin' AWESOME. The levels were varied, and the puzzles in the overworld were cool.
Kingsley's Adventure (PS1)
Another favorite of mine, but hidden behind the brilliants of that era. Sure, the control was a little stiff but if you ignore that the game is actually quite fun. The story is funny and imaginative (though rough at first).
Sonic: The Fighters/ Sonic Championship (Sega AM2 Arcade Machine, Gamecube)
Yeah, Screwattack named this as one of the top five WORST Sonic games (Number 4). I don't agree. I actually enjoyed the game despite you being able to "beat the game by only pressing one button".
Sonic 3D Blast (Saturn, Genesis, PC)
So yeah, another apparently horrible Sonic game ranking number five on Screwattacks Top 5 Worst Sonic Games. But ignore that. Ignore the fact that Sonic is supposed to be fast enough to be blazing through levels and you got yourself a nice action game. I had little problems with the game, honestly.
Sonic Labrynth (Game Gear)
Another Sonic game I actually managed to enjoy, but named as the second Worst Sonic Game of All Time by Screwattack. Unlike 3D blast, Sonic can't jump and is a little slower, but it didn't stop me from enjoying it. Okay, I never beat it but somehow I liked it. Go figure.
Rolan's Curse (Game Boy)
Another fun game I managed to enjoy but can barely remember much of. Yeah, it's no Zelda but man was it fun while I had my Game Boy Color.
Skunny 32 Bit (DOS)
Another obscure game. It involved a squirrel who went through levels Donkey-Kong style! The platforming was great, but what really made it shine was its level editor, since you was able to make full levels and make custom world maps. See, why can't we have that kind of feature in today's games? Well, there's Halo 3's Forge and Super Smash Bros Brawl's Stage Editor but I can say that Brawl's Stage Editor is very lacking compared to Skunny's level editor (And I never played Halo 3, so I can't say anything about that editor).
Radical Rex (SNES, Genesis)
The SNES version was meh, but the Genesis version was love. What did the Genesis version have? The villain was a cartoon furry weasel with magical powers (In the SNES version, it was a human wizard), the sountrack was a heck of a lot better, the graphics I found very cool, and I just loved the game. Yeah, Sonic The Hedgehog buried this game into obscurity so I can see why not many played or mentioned the game.
Sword of Mana (GBA)
So everyone hated the game. I loved it! Yeah, the attack system was very different from the original Final Fantasy Adventure, which for some reason frustrated gamers. I didn't see anything wrong with it. The only thing that made me grind my teeth was the final area in both the remake and the original--you enter it, but you can't leave it. I really hate that.
Magical Cat Adventure (Arcade)
An arcade game just lost in the plethora of games like King of Fighters and Street Fighter, this was a simple platforming game. The bosses were hard, but the game rocked.
Ardy Lightfoot (SNES)
I'm amazed that this one never was mentioned as often as it should. Solid platformer, great adventure, loved the game--even if I never beat the last boss. Not to mention that the game's characters has been inspiration for some of my works and character designs in the past. And I so loved the fat pirate flying squirrels. Oh, and the main character was a cat in a set of overalls. Fun game.
Well, that's my list of games!
